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Graphic with the Disability Pride Flag’s diagonal stripes in red, yellow, white, blue, and green on a dark grey background. Text says ‘July is Disability Pride Month!’. Logos of the City of Los Angeles and Department on Disability appear at the bottom.
Marcia Jean Gayle smiles while seated at a restaurant table with a birthday dessert and lit candle in front of her.
Older Americans Month 2026 graphic with the theme “Champion Your Health.” An older woman in a pink shirt stands with a younger man in a red shirt, with the Older Americans Month logo, hashtag #OlderAmericansMonth, and acl.gov/oam displayed.
Department on Disability employees stand behind an information table for the City of Los Angeles Department on Disability at an event, smiling. The table displays brochures, booklets, and resources on disability services, emergency preparedness, and accessibility. A prize wheel is on the right. Other booths and attendees are visible in the background.
Los Angeles City Hall illuminated in bright green at night in recognition of National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day with palm trees visible in front of the building
Video showing framed art pieces and foam boards with image descriptions on them set up on easels against a wall.
Graphic for an upcoming City of Los Angeles Commission on Disability public hearing on accessible transportation for the 2028 Games and other major events. Text reads: “Upcoming Public Hearing. Accessible Transportation for the 2028 Games and Other Upcoming Major Events in Los Angeles. Date: March 19, 2026. Time: 3 PM – 5 PM. Location: Meeting hosted in-person at L.A. City Hall and virtually on Zoom. More information available at bit.ly/lacdod-hearings.” Background image shows a person using a wheelchair boarding a Metro bus using a ramp.
Accessible transportation public hearing graphic from the City of Los Angeles Commission on Disability showing an accessible bus at a bus stop with riders with disabilities, including a wheelchair user using a ramp, a person using a white cane, a man with a service dog, and an older adult using a rollator. Text reads: “Your input can help shape accessible transportation for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games and other major events across Los Angeles.”